‘ emu; . ,._ "pm rm .dghesaeduphbmslne, And tee-lthcbalnpnsore. hon dkvdlttotherk‘hto‘hi- AndihewnterboyMRE." , [RS BREATH] min; from behind h “I. m r of yrstemsy'e game at them~ unds. the M! t“ m the .ng Mobicsus mean team. The .; ell-vrn could not so. u tot ng. in)!” II!“ uflmm'fl ms; the second halt they chsnged 3r nyle at phy and swept the .14. port seen: on their feet. It was . 4.1 by the fans that the Tlgers 1". have an easy one filth “I. «lay eleven. as them the ”an the local eleven beat last .sll)’ defeated than. 9;; , lionex and ‘2. Tartar.“ ,.=d baektnmthelrpodtlon t.:..;acarrythebalw«ethe . ‘34-“:3 who scored the touch- . , the local eleven. '1'. Kortarty d ; l.uun0)‘ also played their usual . game. Wetstlne. the Bridge. ‘l’\ t l r. «gunmen-emulate " I l on“ x .sms lettend was the out- : n; star tor the Park Cit; eleven ,- urrd thdr a." m game M m fb ”my; the Immanuel: “he. The W m m 3 an is down the sue V“ m Nu mmm eight rants er the noun ul. \\ hers.- tbex m.“ the m u: rwrm‘crvd by L. m d the ~42 tune). The 'nger then m b 11 out of bounds on their m M rd 111w. Un their mound MI “0 ldgl‘port t-ma threw a W pe- lch E. Marla"? homely tolclod m rings-r ups. the ball hound-g mo ready hands of W'etstlne who L1 .1. - llridgoport‘s only score or the w e. During the rest of the perlod _ ball was in the possession or the leaner ring the second period the ball lued to go back and forth be- the two clevens, without either ’yacering. ,. Tigers opened the third period . eiving the ball and with gnln ‘ gain by J. Rooney. F. Rooney and orinrty they carried the ball to ‘ Mohlcan's twenty yard line where Hnoont‘)’ an a double pass carried it r for a touchdown. Abe WV 9 km] the goal. The Bridgeport tests; .1) rwrclred the ball. and on the In! down punts-d. The Tigers than - rim! :1 march up the field to Park UK»: lmyard line. where the period (1(‘d. Shortly after the last period Opened (3 anlov was called back from Mal-- and carried the ball over the w for a touchdown. He then kicked hv mull. There was no further scor- : during the rest of the period and A" game Men! with score at >476 in tnvor of the local eleve 4 I ll. its-ems that uses the pa- mero than I.) 1 cold it bohlnd the Tigers goal une‘ ' Chat and Cominent- of Special Interest to Norwalk Fans. ' Notre Dame ls one of the few ‘ merely a weapon. Coach Rockne‘s teams the forward pa- ls one of his very best bets on the of. tense. Sitting next to me hm see- box at the, Harvard—Prim u was Earl Sprackllng. one I no.” i , l l e A -‘A‘AA-“‘-A-AA“AA‘ vvvvvvvvav'vvvv—vvv—v Get Stamford Thanksglvlng Day. ers. 1 The Tigers mused M In the backfield in yesterday’s game. The Calf Pasture th'e Goud- took an awful rapping at the hands ‘1 the “'akcman Memorlal team m. practice before they stack UP a“ such strong teams. E. , The ’I’lgers did not show the us brand of playtng agalr-t the Kahuna that they did against the m Crashes the week beta-e. It ls hard to undertone} w Ted Jones kept s. man of Neal‘s ability out of the game until the last mlnute of ploy. Neal has been Yale's outstanding sndln‘ star in all of their by games. .. Vm‘rs “ms...“ __________ whxns' The past season has been Yale's unmm' e nolzxmorest in a. number at years. The! .. 'l‘nrlov ............. 1:ch .Were beaten by Iowa. Princeton-and mm"" “Ensrvard. and held to a. tie by the .er.” ......... 6..........chue Army. - Tom-u Barrett In Southpo‘rt they have a basket- Ceng" man team which would give most or . Lm Half m I". ltrvw "' 310'; H .......... lilght Half M 3 thsmmus -— Tigers. Williams for .vv'r. l, 0:: i'v‘l‘v“ »~-Und¢-berg. l'lllpilru»__\'agm¢. Nebrasia Is Conceded ‘ Best of Missouri Valley Elevens KANSAS CITY. Sov. 27.—-The Uni- v um 01' t-lny' to he the leader of the Milk uni Valley Conference in football as 1- ml; or its triumphs over Iowa. (folk-go" or Amos at Lincoln Mt -' why. 54 to G. Drake. which had » l ll'adt‘mblp with the Corn- m. had defeated the Iowans. 14 Nebraska and Amos played the mm'vrnnce game yesterday. J 1 r l . leag‘klu .~":trk‘»'ille. “In. .3 1. ‘ m in tho Conference renal h an- : 41mm of Thanksgiving mos. :nw two Conference games schel—s :‘ur Thanksgiving author will A my; t‘fl‘l'd on the leadership. 'One ’ . Int-tween Mlssourl mt! nnm mmhin. Ohio. The other Confer. :ume wlll be played by Oklahoma Washington at 8:. Imia. Kebraso :I engage Notre Dame at 1.1mm. and the Kansas Aggles will plu‘ »< Christian atManhattan. Kans. American Athletes to ’ ' ’ompete at Gothenburg 7' " H‘KHOLM. Sweden, Nov. 31’.— ‘ ~ .- ism-«l Prague—The Swedish ‘tr Athletic Associatlon has “1* ‘ American Union 50 particl- tim summer games at Gathers- . wrwt July. the act-1810!! being the ~§Jimrg wrrpntenary celebration. ' - .\n1€-ric‘nnl. who are RM“ to nrr‘r'plc-d. will be fine“ of the \vizs'n association. whtcb m 0391;. put Hm «(pr-neon Of the jam” -':1 N» \v York. A fine. It?“ Mmm . h mm: tor the games. and I! ' :~ .vinne haw- been invited it is mm =1 thr- moot willbe one of the .2 Important in Europe. , ——_._._'.__~ -——-F ' Chinese llultlply m. . Six million chlldren are bars at! 7‘ n in L‘hinl. l ‘ ( .l 1 ...... Near: Nebraska. was conceded, 'lkn: doMWfiwfif' ”370mm: .., ,,,,,,,,,,,,, .... Hanson the teams lntheshteatoodgo. ' Rich! Guam . lflehle . . . . .' ............ .. _ Clark The local fans should Qupport the . .. run: near. ' ' Pygmie football team better than they 1-. Tarlov .............. u”. Esau. do. The local eleven is one ot the 3 Right End best junior teams In the state. 1737:. Morinrh‘ ...... . ..... ..,. com l Quarter Back A large crowd attended the Tiger- "41. R0011. \' ............... ... 8h Mohican football game at the Baxter Grounds yesterday. One of the largest crowds that has ever attended a game lug. Btamford team last week. treatedtoalsstgamo motel-nor Rommel . ' W’b wAF-r some: HARM up u mm ”1' 13¢st ROOM .. uni-rule ._ I.” i ”,4 lLEL‘LLLOPJEI - Sun» mead ‘ Awning! l ! ‘A vv' The Llfe Guards need a m Inceji‘orl. in this city is expected on Thanksgiv-‘wss The strong St. James football team (:9an theles m and the of Bridseport which defeated the 01mph and win conducts! the let- Tlgers this season. also defeated the ter’s bouts a the new arena. club.» The local basketball fans shouid ‘be. Penn football coach: R. Penn ml when unis N. Gold-1m and tune! as the Red Men meet the fast gain:w axonAC.otPortChester. ’3 _......._. Itseemsaslt thedopeonallotthe big football games this season was at. wrong. When it came to picking a winner the experts were not there. ‘A‘AA‘A--AAAAA‘ vvv vv'vvvvvvvvvvvvv . Neale. the star tackle er the flew University ream umpired the fans hope they will get a chance to see M1: in action soon. ‘ Arrangements are well mile m onDeeenbern. Frankie her will come together-ingre‘ Grounds into building lots next m. some of the local baseball teams will find themselves without a diamond to player). Mlckey Howell is playing a great game at end this season. Mickey has been playing football a number of Mandhedoes not seem tote going back very much. Duke Williams. the buns-doing Tiger team was beet in the Ila-up yesterday and played a great game Bill Roper Is Made 3 an Oficial of Boxing 914an Nov. 27,—wn. innocerrmeeun‘sheadtoothan coachaod magnum wt! the new meal-p miuee bstlesKthoJ-e- other members of the committee are William H. (Bill) Honenhack. (armor OUR BOARDING KOBE—By Allen! «was so coco-m' rams ou'm.’ WALL. PAPER moo Ad Fence-Mme? means-m nem‘ > EOwen, Been, Clark, 'hflit, Pitts and Gil-pie . Lost by Graduatim.‘ r W sov. 21—1.” .1? W'- m football layers . i I :3"; , p 1‘.- .Hasjen. Ttbe boys 3 but and running. The Harvard coaches used men to beat Yale and fourteen of them muer. guards: game. sstd that the practice their spirits han be available another fall. remain for the llne Kernan. center: Hubbard. guard: Bunker. Eastma- ‘ and Greenouxh. tackles: Gom‘mll and dentin. ends: Lee and m1 m and Gehrke. Hammond and Iranian fer runlng backs. How- ‘ever. we of the ”men wfllgrad- unto. banding Owen. Bnell. cart. . met. m as ChapIn. as well as ‘nmmtu Hartley. R. Hubbard, Ron]. lard and Cohen: who did not play at New Haven. Among the substitutes who will be‘ . _« on hand another fall are CW. end: ‘ 7 ' . Coma. center: Robson. W '“ ‘ - ‘ ' ; 7‘ andPost. tackles: Grew. Toms“ . - ~ . . ‘ , & Alters. gm ‘ . and modem. Doherty. Wand prkham, been ' . Coach Bob Fisherman“- “ cance of the Crime! < would. mm and A calm nouns as} A TAHDEM once: 14“ woe-wt, -- A MARS-twat»! yr m~m£ Kun- twenty . ‘ PM. ”at: crews which are to rem Morgen eating arm. Item- e yesterday. a. 1528 football team.“hhve to he d» m most of the squad spent wiretaps! contaminate-lab“- instead In New York after-m “5.1.10“ South. nineteen! breaking training banquet u x... anwhom"mea were tied‘emea'ms prospects. 4 high. m4 -wan- there tenet agreat deal at ‘kim Bunker and Buell were the an,” ll *1“. 3 008m ‘9 b. one! who did not finish the game in possible. from the use ‘varsitrm Mallow Boon hurthis anoma4mm bee sowing an an. hides . Today the players will make their it who u: rtrlflpwio the field to'clesr their lockers new}? he said. .“Jackson. who rowed eseasonwfllbentanendw Theeaptain for next ear-will not lament: mien fromlast year’s' ' The for another boxlns show in M" be elected until nut Junta. 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